No more aircraft salt and pepper pots on Virgin flights
Published: 06/10/2011 - Filed under: News »
Virgin is to phase out its popular aircraft-shaped salt and pepper pots ahead of a revamp of its cutlery and dining ware in Upper Class.
Introduced over 12 years ago, the seasoning pots have become a familiar part of the carrier’s premium dining experience, with many passengers opting to take the containers with them after their flight.
This led Virgin to place a (hopefully) tongue-in-cheek message on the bottom of the pots, saying “Pinched from Virgin Atlantic”.
From next month the carrier will replace the cutlery and dining ware sets in all Upper Class cabins across its fleet, although at present it has not released details of the new offering.
For more information visit virginatlantic.com.
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Travel-guru - 06/10/2011 10:24
Can you buy these anywhere?
Smithy89 - 06/10/2011 12:51
I will sorely miss Wilbur and Orville :( http://www.facebook.com/virginatlantic
skywards - 07/10/2011 07:54
Travel-guru Have you looked on ebay? i've seen all kinds of airline stuff sold....even sick bags!!.
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